Italkraft’s Alex Xakoustis Talks 2016 Luxury Home Design Trends
by Jennifer Agress With its great weather, beautiful beaches and non-stop fun, everyone is aching to get to sunny South Florida – and not just for vacation. As the world's finest are quickly snatching up some of Miami's hottest real estate properties, they're also making sure their interiors measure up. Enter Italkraft: a Miami-ba...
Corona D’Italia Lodge takes care of business, enjoys Valentine party
Members of Corona D'Italia Lodge No. 807 held their monthly meeting Feb. 3 at Pizza Joe's, 128 Spring Ave., Ellwood City. The session began with a pizza luncheon hosted by Clemmy Sirimarco, president, and served by trustee Pudue LaCava, member Jackie Court and sentinel Lois DiFrischia. The business session followed with financial reports...
Travel to Italy: 11 tips that foreigners need to know
Tourists from all over the world travel to Italy each year and many of them return again and again after falling in love with the passion and the beauty of the country. However, according to Lisa Condie from the Huffington Post, there are few things that Italians want Americans to know before you arrive in the boot-shaped peninsula. ...
Great Italians of the Past: Renato Carosone
WTI Magazine #77 2016 March 18Author : Giovanni Verde Translation by: Giulia Carletti One can easily recognize the unmistakable smile of Renato Carosone. His smiling face while playing the piano, as it were an easy job, reveals Carosone's slight greatness. Renato Carosone (Naples, 3 January 1920) studied piano from a young age, encou...
Pizza, Gelato, Soccer and More Gelato
The North Dakota State soccer team has been out of the United States from March 12-20, touring Italy and San Marino. The Bison practiced, competed, learned how to make pizza and ate lots of gelato throughout their foreign trip. NDSU freshman forward Britney Monteon was kind enough to share her and the team's experiences with a daily blog p...
Con Watly energia, internet e acqua potabile per tutti. Storia di un’eccellenza italiana
di Luca Scarcella Secondo la World Health Organization, nel mondo un miliardo di persone non ha accesso ad acqua potabile, due miliardi all'elettricità (e qualche tempo fa qui su The Next Tech avevamo affrontato questo problema scrivendo di Plantalàmparas) e cinque miliardi non possono accedere ad internet. Marco Attisani è partito da qui, e da co...
Italian Heritage and Culture Committee of NY, Inc. Announces Mother Italy Ceremony May 6, 2016, Noon Honoring NOIAW
Since 2011, the Italian Heritage and Culture Committee-NY, Inc. has been entrusted, through now retired NY Supreme Court Justice Dominic Massaro, with the spiritual welfare of the Mother Italy Statue on the grounds of Hunter College, NYC. Annually, the IHCC-NY, Inc. hosts a tribute to mothers during Mother's Day weekend, honoring accomplished Itali...
Fausto Panizzolo: A “non-assisted” walker, down the path of research
For a living, Fausto Panizzolo develops devices to help people walk: better, faster and with a lesser amount of energy. On the walk along his career path, however, he likes to rely, solely on his own: in fact in his native Italy – as well as elsewhere – "devices" (whether political, social or even merely economic) are often used to obtain...
How Colorado Brewers Jump-started Italy's Craft Beer Scene
Sipping a fine Chianti may be your perfect image of Italian drinking. But what about having a beer? Italy's craft beer scene is very new. What started as 20 microbreweries 15 years ago has now expanded to more than 1,000. But that growth hasn't been without roadblocks, including complicated Italian bureaucracy and cultural infighting. ...
NEMPAC celebrates 15th Anniversary Performance Season with Rossini’s La Cenerentola
When: June 23-25, 2016 at 7:30 p.m.Where: Faneuil Hall, Boston MACosts: $25 per general admission - $20 per senior/student - $55 per VIP balcony or orchestraClick here for ticket information and purchase. The North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) invites guests and members of their community to Boston's historic Faneuil Hal...
New Food Cart Specializes in Lesser-Known Italian Street Food: Panzerotti
One part calzone, one part fry bread, panzerotti are what Hot Pockets always wished they could be: a deep-fried street food meant to be wrapped in a napkin and eaten on the go. Panzerotti are traditional to Southern Italy, especially the Puglia region, and the brand-new Bari Food Cart in the SE 52nd and Foster pod specializes in an authentic versio...
Classic Italian Cocktails Reinvented for Contemporary New Yorkers
Greenwich Village's beloved Caffé Danté opened in 1915 in what was then a very Italian neighborhood of Manhattan. Today, that same neighborhood is in NYU territory, and the establishment now simply goes by "Danté." While it's no longer under the original ownership, the current proprietors seek to keep the venue's old New York flair and Ita...